Palomino Bronco RVs Reviews (6)
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The best advice I can give anyone who is considering buying a palomino camper is "DO NOT TAKE IT OFF THE LOT"! We bought a brand new bronco 1200 in 2010 of the lot..Little did we know that the main structure was made of sawdust and glue covered with some sort of plastic coating. The first 7 days everything worked great.Then the propane regulator crapped out left us with no furnace and no 3 burner stove top to cook on.So several hours later and a good chunk of gas money for the 400 mile round trip to the nearest brand new propane regulator, we once again had heat and stove top burners. Cranking the top up and down always sounded like two cats fighting in the middle of the night. Next we noticed that even with the vent open and the exhaust fan going all night, the moisture build up on the inside canvas walls was enough to soak some parts of our bedding, even with the furnace on. Winter came along so we winterized the water system, covered the camper and kept the snow off all winter. Come spring we opened it up and to our dis-may there was various colors of molds growing out of tiny cracks in the cupboard and drawer doors, small mushrooms growing out of one of the seams along the outer wall, counter tops had warped, all the counter top trim was loose and some was actually dangling. We would not dare to try and sell it to anyone else. We might be able to re-coup some of out loss by selling the 3way fridge, the 20,000 btu furnace and the 3 burner stove top. We have since bought another camping product that they actually use real wood. The concept of the popup camper is a good one, its too bad the quality of palomino popup campers is so poor. Also there is no way you can send in a review with out giving at least one star rating for each area of their product... I had to give at least one star, when I did not want to give any stars.

This RV was great for our little family. We only used it twice because we just couldn't find the time to take it out like we would have liked to. We we did take it, we were pleased with the amount of room, but if there had been any more of us or if our boys were older, it would have been too small.

Very poor quality / craftsmanship. I've had problems from first trip with this camper, the list is endless, roof not setting down square, protruding screws wearing holes in canvas,drivers side warped from sink to fridge just enough so top won't go all the way down without pushing&pulling on it,counter tops warping,door for shower toilet closet feel off do to tiny screws and the list goes on. It really is a shame the idea of this type of camper is great is nice to drive with its comfortable. BEWARE OF THIS BRAND CHEAPLY BUILT.

My wife and I traveled 9000mi in 30 days and stayed in the unit for 26 of those days. I was extremely pleased with it's performance. The only drawback is that it only sleeps 2.

Great camper the queen bed is very comfortable. Overall well built and surprisingly sturdy for a popup TC. All the comforts of home

This is an 8 foot slide- in pop up camper. Overall it has been good; however, when the top is clamped down, it is required to take the top clamps off and raise the top about 2 inches to just get the door open which is a real pain. I was told this was corrected for the 2015 model. In addition, the top takes significant effort to crank up which may be difficult for some individuals. Other than that, the camper has served well and would be a good first RV for a couple or for a short-term hunting or fishing cabin.